MLB: Bryce Harper makes a comeback for Nationals

Bryce Harper started his first match for the Washington Nationals on Tuesday evening in early August.Harper didn’t score a hit on two Plate Appearances, but once benefited from a walk.The Rightfielder was reserved after the game.

Harper injured himself on the 12th.August in the game against the San Francisco Giants when he slipped on the plate in an attempt to reach the first base.In the process, Harper bruised his left knee.

“I feel good,” Harper said after losing 4-1 to Phillies,”we’ll see how I feel tomorrow.If I don’t feel well, I’ll take a day off.”

With the defeat, it is now clear that Washington will finish the season second behind the Dodgers.Originally, the Nationals were already planning on Monday with Harper, but a cold delayed the 24-year-old’s comeback.

The Nationals missed Harper’s skills in the offense: during his absence Washington only managed 4.2 runs per game, with Harper only 5.4.He is third in the National League with. 614 on third place in the Slugging Percentage.

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